Changeset 3765152 for posts-to-github-md/trunk/README.md

Timestamp:

10/25/2026 07:29:43 PM (3 days ago)

Author:

Gioxx

Message:

Update to version 1.5.16 from GitHub

File:

• posts-to-github-md/trunk/README.md (modified) (2 diffs)

posts-to-github-md/trunk/README.md

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 ## Installation
 
-1. Copy the whole plugin folder to `wp-content/plugins/post-to-github-md/` on your WordPress site (the `vendor/` folder with dependencies is already included: no need to run Composer).
+1. Copy the whole plugin folder to `wp-content/plugins/posts-to-github-md/` on your WordPress site (the `vendor/` folder with dependencies is already included: no need to run Composer).
 2. Go to **Plugins** in the WordPress dashboard and activate "Posts to GitHub".
 
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 The stat tiles above the table include **"Exported, no longer published"**: posts that were exported to GitHub at some point but are now a draft, pending, private, scheduled, or trashed in WordPress. Selecting that tile switches to a read-only list with a link to the post and a link to the corresponding file on GitHub. The plugin never deletes files from the repository automatically — if you want the file gone, do it manually on GitHub.
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+## Taxonomy backup
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+Below the posts table, the **"Taxonomy backup"** section lets you push a JSON snapshot of your categories and tags to the same GitHub repository: `wp-categories.json` and `wp-tags.json`, written to the repository root regardless of the configured base folder. WordPress stays the source of truth — the plugin only writes to GitHub here, it never reads categories or tags back from the repository.
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+The status line tells you whether anything changed since the last upload (new/removed categories or tags), based on a hash stored locally in the database — no extra GitHub API calls just to show that status. Click **"Update categories and tags on GitHub"** to push the current state in a single commit; the button stays enabled even when nothing changed, in case you want to force a commit anyway. Direct links to both files on GitHub sit right below the button.
 
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